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Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08

N,Il.O0
Report OF Treasurer laid over for con-
sideration.
The following bills were then pre-
sented, audited and allowed, and war
rants ordered drawn on the respe ctive
funds therefor. viz:
Robert Steen, salary as Sheriff.
Salary Fund. ............. $1,375.00
w. II. Tagpart & Co, jury Ger.
tifrates. General Fund. ... 1880
W. H. Taggart & Co., rent Of
Court Honse, General Fund. $4,000
W. II Taggart & Co.. merchan-
disc, General Fund. ........ 27.68
Beecher & Co., rent of Treas.
urer's Office. General Fund. 5000
Beecher & Co., merchandise,
General Fund. rd......... 63.D
Beecher & Co., moving Re-
cortler's safe, General Fund. 1000
Daniel Smith, salary as Treas
urer. Salary Fund. .... 10000
Daniel Smith, express charges
and postage stamps, General
Fund Observation-Disclosures. 400
VIM. Richards. lodging for indi-
gent sick and money advanc-
ed, General Fund. ........ z25.78
W. r. Frost, hauling insane
person. General Fund. ..... 1880
Joanna Wiikerson, toard Of
prisoners, Contingent Fund. 98.60
Joanna Wilkerson, board OF in.
digent sick, General Fund -. 1880
Joanna Wilkeraon, meals for
Grand and Trial Jury, Gen.
eral Fund. ................. 1900
Z. L. Burdick, services as Coun-.
ty Physician, General Fund. 1875
Gideon Cornell. jury fees, Gem
eral Fund ..... ........ 800
Thomas B. Shipp, jury fees,
General Fund ...... $500
Caldwell Wright. services as
Clerk Of District Court, Salary
Ennu .....,.......,.. lAo.V
Voting aye, the full Board.
On motion il was ordered that no extra
fees or com pens ition he allowed any one
for services as Clerk OF the District Court,
on or after October LIST. 1887, other than
the salary allowed by law.
Voting aye, the full Board.
The Board then adjourned till Tuesday,
October 4th, 1887, at 10 O'Clock q. m.
SAM. CRozrER,
Attest: Chairman Of the Board.
JAMES J. HYDE,
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE COUNTY.

l.. r. Fisher and z. G. Dake are anthoriz-
ed agents in Gan Francisco Of the MoHAvy
CoUHrY MrNxE.
Mohave County miner., 1887-10-08
Kingman, October 3ri, 1887.
RoBERT SrEEx, Sheriff.

Kingman, October 3ri, 1887.
RoBERT SrREx, Sheriff.
By 0. +. KuEScER, Under Sheriff.
On motion the report Of the sheriff wss
accepted and ordered filed.
Voting aye, the foil Board.
Daniel Smith, County Treasurer, pro
sented his report as follows:
RECEIPTS FOR THE QUARTER.
Balance, cash in Treas
.ury, as per report Of T-' - -
last quarter. ......4 &2,270.57
Cash from personal
property tax. ......, ll.6S
Cash from Board OF
Supervisors for sale
OF delinquent tax
properly ......a.... ao.W
Cash from Board Of
sapersisors for rent ~
OF buildings and sale
oi r'ore. ..,.-,...s,., 4o.V
Cash from delinquent
property tax ... 800
Cash from per cent
and 81 per cent. on
same. s.. .......,.. LIZ Or.
Ctsh from advertising 200
Cash from license tax $4,000
Cash from fees from
county officers -. 297.93 ..
Cash from poll tax. 500
Cash from fines w 1900
Total receipts 81, ,841.09
$l,s4l.0 90
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A GAME Or "DRAw,"

Not that seductive fascinating thing which possesses
such magnetism for Congressman in particular, but
tain and unreliable moods Of the "fickie Goddess"
to the skilliul manlpula ion of the cards but
game in which ALL PEOPLE have an interest. and
".''- DRAW
Eager and anxious crowds to that particular place
where HONEST VALUES are given In exchange for
The soNd OF THE ovERcoAT. which we have
IL i snd %
mercury drops lower 1t was intended to DRAW aud
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House.
Who supplied themselves with comfortable
OVER COATS
At prices which first amazed, then sstonished and
Come buy Vermont Melton Overcast At 81 80.
s. Come say sn Aw00a Tweed Overcast with siik
Gone Come buy Hins or Brown chinchilla Overcast at
Como buy a, Atwood Melton Overcast medium
Com. SS@: y; Esh' D~o Overcast all WOOL with 'i
en-: w = Atwood Melton ovsroos. heavy
Come nv s Hsndsoms worstsd overcost Oxford ct
Cole buy an Atwood chinchills Overcast drsh 1t
Come buy Al.sk Castor Beaver ovsrooat double
Co1s bay fins Dsss ovsrcoss worth e26. 81
CON: re E:st e s.S,:nd e, S,.:;2sr: Over,
Cons Buy IL. ID S.svsr ovsroosAs. fun ssta
e: - o.: Hsy; ..4s c,ess1F 4 ss 4
' : - s.! e ss.s ss + Ess '''N 10
81 - go IN st Az. coensr Massachusetts ava
0lxis6ly o. lxioA
open saturday Until II 20 -
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 osr-IUHsDAY. DECEMBER @. ON nth ST,
between and l. Pug oyp. lame m the lett fore
shon der suitable reward win be given n lett at
1851 18th st. NV. IL.
II osT-oN ST. NEAR IOWA CIRCLE BAR-PIN,
~ with two rows Of sarnets. Reward n retained 70
MoodmOnt Flats Ia
osT-BOOk FROM CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY
L"Iranslation Of n afss civil War" howard 4
turned 10 3ls 81 NV, mi orInauOn seit yHcrc &c
can be found IL
4 osT-MoNDAY. DECEMBER 5. AN OPEN FACE
~ silver Nstch with thr owners tue an
SIDE case. valued as "a souvenir reward II .eit AZ
the star office. IT.
II osr-s5o kEwARD-A BROWN LEAIHEh
ana other phners vita name Return 60 iiey:
btNJ. oANI, lOs Va ave. s-w.. and receive reward
n OsT-A YOUNG TUG DOG. sTRAYED FROM
~ l2l2 Masssc husetts Tuesday Al O'Clock p.n;
had on nlckle-llnked collar hi-ral Nlll hs
given for his return 90 shove address ds-T'
II osr-SlLyER SKYE TERRIER: SALMON
~ coloi ed ears, legs and tail IAueral reward
turned TO 1879 Connecticut ave ds-2t
Il OsT-EARLY PART OF THIS WEEK. GO ID
~ Bar Pm. with small Diamond cup-shATe
center, star cut. Liberal ward n delivered 1t
MOORE LEDINGs Jevelry stOre. nos Ia ave.
dS-3ts
n osT-YEsTERDAY, GOING PROM THE HILL
~ lnan House 10 the Palais koy al and reurii ths
MUNCN. hilmAn House ds-2t'
(,AME TO sOi p sr sw, ABOUT THE ISL OF
S>oNcmter, Pug Dog The owner have sane
by provn,s property and payIng charges d7-St'
\ osT-DIAMoND EARRING, IN GOING FROM
llO7 d ST. w. ds-3t
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INFANTS. WrARrsa APPAREL

Woodward Lothrop direct attention to their
well-stocked and cozily situated Infants Wear
Department. which occupies the front parloron
second floor, entrance through south arch. We
quote:
Infants white Saxony Mitts. % and 37hc.
Infants Hand-snit Booties. 25, 37k and SOC.
Infants Barrow Substituted Skirts, 81.
Hand embroidered flannel Short skirts, 81
and e1.35.
Infants (boy Crib Tobogean worsted
Caps, worsted balls. ribbon bow and strings. 81.
Infants Split Zephyr Sacques, SO. 75c. and
q.
Elegant line Of Long and Short Cashmere
Closks, Fancy Coats, Hoods. Caps. shawls.
wrappers. Christening Robes, &c. &C., which
are marked at low prices.
Second hoor)
WOODWARD LOTHRoP
Cor 1th and 4 sta NV
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The bold stroke OF the President IN bringing into
prominence a great issue which will cause new
division OF political forces, the immediate result
OF which Is uncertain, shows at least, that he has
the courage as a politician to risk present and
temporary advantages for those which he believes
TO be permanent though not Immediately enjoyed.
with his denomination virtually secured, with
some objections TO his previous election removed
by the character OF his administration,
and with no convincing Indications OF
q loss OF any OF the elements of
strength which gave him victory in 1884, his
policy would naturally be, one would think. 10 let
matters drift. The surplus, Of course, must be
disposed OF and future accumulations prevented.
business interests demand this relief. But the
notable feature Of the message is the attack upon
the protective system, and not the disposal OF the
surplus. No method Is recommended for putting
IN circulation the present surplus. Removal OF
the tax on tobacco which would, OF course reduce
the revenue, Is discouraged, and only that
method OF decreasing the revenue is favored
which gives the opportunity OF attacking
the protective system. Protectionists would
answer that the counter-propOsition to provide
seaboard fortihcations, and remove the tax on TO-
bacco, would cut down the present surplus well
rs reduce future revenues, and therefore meets
better the question OF a disposal OF the present
surplus and the prevention OF another; and that
revenues can be reduced as well by raising du les
% that tncS Ucconc pfOnlDltlNe anu aDSOiuteiy
protective. as by removing the duties altogether,
and more effectively Of course than by reducing
duties since an increase OF imports and OF revenue
generally follows such reduction. The question OF
a surplus could OF course have been disposed Of
without precipitating battle over protection. But
the step has been taken, to the satisfaction Of
tie general public. and men are dividing on the
issue. The northwest will tend strongly TO sup
port the Cleveland idea. Even the chicago Iri-
6,fne gives qualified Endorsement TO the message
as it understands the document. In New York,
New Jersey, and Connecticut, while the inequaI-
ties OF the tariff suggest correction, the principle
OF protection is strong and perhaps the prevailing
sentiment Virginia is OF course with Mr.. Blaine
and against the President, so far as treatment OF
the tax ON tobacco Is concerned.
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LADIES KNIT Goops.

LADIES, KNIT Goops.
LADIES' KNIT GOODS,
Comprising
Ladies' Knit Norsted Jackets, made of the
best Chinchilla Yarn, without sleeves, fancy.
variegated border on bottom. around neck and
sleeves, all sizes, only &l25 each.
Ladies' Knit Morsted Jackets without sleeves,
in Black, Seal, Navy, and Garnet, 1l.25. 4l.5O,
and 81 each. Extra size with sleeves, ~. so.
Ladies' Knit Worsted fascinators, in Light
Blue, Cardinal, and Pink, as. So. 81. aud $l-25
each.
Ladies' Knit worsted Shoulder Capes run
with fancy ribbon. very pretty: colols q, Light
Blue, Cream, Cardinal, Gray, and Black, &l.75.
81, and 81. so each
(Second floor; through arch. Und. Dept)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
DO Cor. llth and SITS. n W.
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WOODWARD & LoruRop

OODWAhD ~ A&OInR0f
call attention to their Elegant Line Of
KID GLovES
LADIES' <-BUTroN SUEDE GLOVES
Browns and Tans; Embroidered Backs.
ONLY 81 PER PAIR
ladies' Button Jouvin. English Walking
Gloves. pique stitched. embroidered backs, in
all the various Tan Shades.
ONLY el75 PER PAIR.
Ladies' 4-Button Perrins' English Walking
Gloves. piQue stitched. embroidered backs.
ONLY a. PER PAIR
We have opened our Winter Stock Of
Ladies' Fieece-L Lined 0lovea
Ladies' Fur Top Gloves
Ladies' Cloth Gloves.
Ladies' worsted Mittens.
Mems Fur Top Gloves.
Mems Cloth Gloves-
Children's Cloth Gloves and Mittsna.
The popularity Of Gloves for presents in
duced US to purchase very extensively, conse-
quently we are now showing an exceptionally
attractive stock.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoP.
Cor lth and sta NV
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Advertisers.

win serve their own purpose best, and AZ the 50 me
time greatly accommodate The STAR IL they will send
In before noon tomorrow their announcements for
thu extra large edition of Saturdays the forms
Of which must be sent TO press much earlier than on
the other hve days of the week
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTfD-PERMANENT BY GENTLE
w man. two or three large airy rooms in extreme
Northwest quarter Furnished unfinished, with or
without board), IN modern house: open hreIaces and
furnace heat: near Est. line Address. giving
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XVANlED-MANY PERSONS CALL ON us
w every day for furnished and unfurnished rooms
Persons having them for rent will money by
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WANIED-NOw Is YOUR BEST CHANCE To
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same. Call for information terms &c. ID. G. PROC
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MI. Barbour's nomination by reclamation In the
oenocratic caucus In the virginia legislature. 10
succeed Mr.. Riddleberger In the Senate, viii be
generally satisfactory 10 the friends OF the state
al large, whether OF the same party complexion
with the candidate or not. His retirement from
The House OF Representatives last March was
loss 10 that body as wen as TO the constituency he
represented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

The choice OF Chicago as the meeting place of
the republican Presidential nominating conyen-
ton Is thought point TO the nomination OF
Blaine Undoubtedly his friends controlled the
national committee. Perry Carson, as the cham
paon OF Washington for convention city, nailed his
coiors TO the mast aid went down with his shin
As solitary as the boy who stood on the burning
deck whence all but him had fed. But all that
washington republicans seem 10 have secured
nom the committee Is the Pickwick Club priv
ledge given 10 the republican league OF distribu-
ting at It's own expense political Information in
the states OF Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
In gradually becoming the national convention city
washington VIII Insecure the great political nomi-
mating assemblies last Of all. A convention hall
Is Needed for other gatherings, for the national
meetings OF trades, science and religion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

Representative La Toilette is a modest man, but
frank w1thal- He declined, yesterday, TO discuss
with . newspaper interviewer the merits OF the
various prospective Presidential candidates OF the
republican party. on the ground that he might be
one himself The biggest corkscrew In Washing.
ton would not have drawn such an answer as that
out Of some of the statesmen gathered here. who
are quite as unlikely as he 10 be struck By The
Presidential lightning
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BARGAINS In Wars

WOODWARD 4 LOTHROPS.
We invite attention to the following extraor-
binary values in Ladies' Wraps:
/ lot of Ladies' Striped Cloth Newmarkets,
with deep cape, attractive pattern thoroughly
made and finished, and an excellent hitting
shape; sizes 81 to 40 inches,
ONLY Sl1 EACH
lot Fine Black Diagonal Cloth Raelans full
back. finished with ornaments: a very stylish
Wrap; sizes 81 to ~ inches,
ONLY a12 so EACH
lot (39) Fine Cloth Raglans and Striped
Newmarkets. finished in elegant manner,
and perfectly shaped sizes 81 to A. sold since
the FIRST Of November at 81S and &I9 We
offer you the choice of the lot for
SIS EACH
Special lot Of Ladies' Fine Kersey New
markets, in light tan shade, finished in an ex-
cellent manner. with fancy cape, and AN attrac-
tive clasp at the throat; sizes 81 to 3S; bar
gain.
ONLY SEQ EACH
Husbands DESTROYS of making their wives
present of q handsome Wrap. will consult their
OWL interests by examining our present estima-
BILE stock.
(Third ioor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and Sta ~
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WAREHOUSES.

yVANTED-7To PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE
w not less than $1,000 $1,000; northwest
preferred Address BUYER, Star office. "a st.
WANTED-DlRECT FROM OWNERS. IMPROVED
w and unimIroved Property 10 sell Quick sales and
moderate commission. Apply 10 5. c. HILL. cor SIN
and h SITS. d9-2ws
WANTED-FOR CLIENT, A GOOD \ OH -
w room brick house, ar New Library. Capitol HILL
to cost from $4,000 To $4,000 =. G. HILL. Cor sth
and r SITS. da-3t.
IVANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
placed with will be literally advertised at
peiIse. Rents collected Estates managed Insurance
erected HOLLAND 4 THOMPSON,
jel3 1913 + ST., Adjoining sun Building.
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The bucker-shop men In Chicago are determined
not 70 be driven out OF business without a struggle
They have retaliated by laying information before
the grand jury 70 procure the Indictment OF a
number OF the leading members OF the local board
a trade for precisely the same onenses O. which
they are themselves accused IT, In the irrepresSn
Die conflict over the country between board OF
trade and oucket-shop, the gambling practices OF
both are exposed, the public win be the gamer.
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SAks & COMPANY.

SAks & COMPANY
THE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR BUILDINe-BoYs'
CLOTHING DEPARTMENr-wILLB BE CROWDED
ToMoRROw-IT IS CROWDED EVERY DAY-BUT
PARTICULARLY 50 ON sATURDAYs-wHEN
THE SCHOOLS ARE CLosED-ANp MOTHERS CAN
BRING THE LITTLE FELLOWS ALoNa-ro FIT
THEM OUT IN THE rYLIsH-ELEaANT-AND
PERFECT-FIrTINa BOYS CLOTHING TO BE
FOUND HERE-AND ONLY HKRE-FoR IT GOES
WITHOUT sAYINa-rHAr WE CARRY THE
FINEsr-AND BEST FITTING BOYS CLOTHING
THAT THE BEST DEsIaNERs-ANp MOST cAPA-
BILE woRKMEN-oAN PRoDUcE-AND WE con-
TRoL-FoR THE DIsTRIcT-THE PRODUCTIONS
OF THE BEST. WE ALSO cARRY-IN GREAT VA
RIETY-MEDIUM-AND cHEAPERgGRADEs-BU
WE HANDLE NOTHING THAT WE CANNOT REC
oMMEND-AND WE HOLD OURSELVES REsPON.
sIBLE FOR THE WEAR AND SERVICE OF EVERY.
THING WE SELL OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT is
FAIRLY BRIMMINa OVER WITH BARGAINS NOW
WE WILL, HOwEvER-MENTIoN BUT TWO
IDEA OF THE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES TO BE
FOUND HERE TOMORROW. AND WHEN YOU
COME TO SEE THEM-BRING THIS PAPER ALONG
AND SEE IF WE HAVE ovEREsTIMATED THEIR
ACTUAL VALUES WHEN wE1TELL YOU OF OUR
PRICES. ONE Is LOT OF 200 ovERcoATs
FOR LITTLE FELLows-AaEs 4 TO 1O-MADE
FROM FRENCH BoUcLE CLoTH-IN VARIOUS
CoLORs-AND COMBINATIONS OF CoLoRs+
STRAPPED AND HOODED-HOODs LINED WITH
sATIN-PERFECr LITTLE CHARMERs-A COM
BINAT1oNIoF WARMTH AND ELEGANCE. WE
SELL THEM AT s5 EACH WE CLAIM-AND
HONESTLY BELIEVE OUR CLAIM Is GOOD
THAT YOU CAN'T BUY ONE AS aooD-oR As
HANDSOME ELSEWHERE LESS THAN
DOUBLE THE AMOUNT-s1O. OUR PRICE. s..
THE :oTHER Is LOT OF ABOUT IT'S LITTLE
ovERCOATs-sUITABLE ALIKE FOR BOYS AND
GIRLs-AGEs TO 6-MADE OF DIFFERENT
MATERIALs-AND IN DIFFERENT COLORs-AND
DIFFERENT sTYLEs-soME WITH CAPEs-sOME
WITH CoLLAks-soME TRIMMED WITH AsrRA
CHAN-To MATCH THE CLOTH IN CoLoR-oR
TO HARMoNIzE wELL-EACH WITH THE OTHER
NOT ONE OF THE LOT WORTH MILL LESS
THAN so-oUR PRICE FOR CHOICE $3.50. WE
ARE NOT SELLING THESE BELOW CosT-BUT
WE'RE SELLING THEM LEss THAN THEY COST
TO PRODUCE. WE: DIDN'T PRODUCE THEM
BUT WE BOUGHT THEM-ATA SACRIFICE FROM
THOSE WHO DID-AND WHO WERE COMPELLED
TO REALIZE-FoR cAsH-sPoT CASH. WE
MERELY PASS THEM TO THE CONSUMERS AT
AN ADVANCE so sLIGHT-THAT 1T JUST PAYS
US TO HANDLE THEM-NoTHING MORE WE
HAD TO BUY THE ENTIRE LOTS TO GET THEM
AT OUR PRICE. WE PASS THEM TO You-As
BARGAINS WORTHY OF YOUR THOUGHT LOOK
THEM OvER-THERE ARE QUITE ENOUGH TO
LAST To-MoRROw-THERE MAY NOT BE ANY
LEFT MONDAY MORNING THEY'RE HERE
Now-CoME AND CHOOSE.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
OUTFITTERs TO THE BOYS,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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THE WEArHKn To-xonxow.

HE WEATHER To-xosRow.
Fair weather except rain the southern portion
Virginia nearly stationary followed on Saturday b.
rising temperature hsht TO fresh northeasterly winds
except fresh to brisk ON the coast
A BIG GLOVE STORE.
II CLERKs-12o FEET OF CouNTER-l5e DRAW.
ERs. EACH CONTAINING 10 DOZEN PAIRS
GLOvEs-MAKING A DEPARTMENT THE
SECOND LARGEST IN THE UNITED
STATES
sHThe "Palais Royal" Gloves ere warranted
Tried on at our risk.
q Direct importation enables low prices.
SHGloves cut to 1T al shape hands.
e1Variety unexcelled in the country.
s s'' + S9G$$ J e. sss sss
g ad IS ILL o 90 . w ZEE ssss
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Ct. u. Wnn & Bnos.
MUSICAL HOIIDAi PRESENTR
700 7th Of. NV.
Panos and Orgnns Toy Pianos Drums and Cornets
Wonderful selfplaytng Organs. Flutes Harre Zithera
Musical Boxes. Symphoni0ns, GultiphoneG and Yyio-
phones, MuslcA knetrumouta, Music DoOka Every.
thing in the Music Line. ID
ANoTHRR SUPPLY OF SEAL SKIN 0ARlrrNrs
seal-skin sscQus sl26 el40 sleo. sl7S seoo
e225. ESQ.
ssal-sktn Jackets elO0 el2o.
Seal-skin Whites ESQ, Sl0A ol7S
6ealSktn listers ESQ.
We have largo stock 10 selset from Of he sSoy,
goods.
Push gazmsnts The duplicstss oe the sbovs q lev
pricea
Fur trimming In every VARSITY Of fuE1
Coachmsns Capea NuAlsra and 0loyea
Carriage Robea
Sole agents for Dunlap's New York hasa
wLL11T : 1uoRx.
HATT1Rs And Yu1RII1s.
eos Pennsyavaaia svsnua nls-sn
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Fuas. HArs, Funs.
SEAL sAcQuEs FROM s1asup.
SEAL vIs1TEs AND JACKETS FROM 900
sSR ERs sPE S1s n s14 M2R
AND OTHER FURs.
MUFFs. IN BEAR. BEAVER BLACK MAR
TEN FOX. LYNX. MONKEY. SEAL AND
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFs. FROM rs CENTS
UP
LADIES' SEAL CAPS. GLOVES AND
WHISTLER
FUR TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS
CHILDREN'S MUFFs AND COLLARS
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS OvERCOATA
GENTS FUR CAPa. GLOVES. AND NUF-
BOYS SEAL CAPS FROM q rosa
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMRN
CAPEH
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS. o., % ANDss
SOFT AND STIFF HATS. IN ALL THELAr.
EST STYLES. AT u. el.5O, ~. o250. 81
ESQ. ~ ez.50. Is AND %.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS. WITH
GOLD AND sHvEk HANDLES. FROM ss.s0
axNDsoME ASSORTMENT OF cANEa
TRKss I co.'s CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DkNT'o LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES
LADIIg RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
JAMES Z. DAvIS soHA
1901 rsnn. svsnuA Cor. l2tAsk
EuaaSliahsd 1850. al-Su
EIoAxpAxs Asp HoarHouxn.
xL0AMpANE AND HUkEHOU ND
1LJOAllpANE AND HOREHOUND
COUGH DROPS
IN <S.aa-
uoou3E. Deot Cough Drops IN u world
1any b tat4 eonveQisut 70 carry. nOusands e -
pie - Ske1 md Ilcomnsn1 tASn. $3.50 eusc.
Arthur IA13A1R
a 0He.ssYr s I'd S e rsPF.5stos
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SENATOR Barbour IL will be, that Is fixed. No
slip between the cup and the lip this time,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR sALE-A DRUG Stone DOING A GOOD
II business; in . splendid locality. good reasons
given for selling Address boz ~. star office ds-3t
XNANTED-To BoRRow-s7.o00 FOR FIVE
w years liberal iiI crest; no coislInisslon
gro 600 worth Of real est&te security Address A
s. Star once. s-3t.
XlyANTEp-s2oOO 600 PLACED TO CIR DIT or a
w corporation for 90 days. money under contr1i
~ ovner> viii nav web for trouble. triners need
reply Address BANKER. star once. ds-3t.
NOR sALE-FoUR-sTokf BRICK HOUSE, o ST.
II opposite Pension Once. IL rooms IN good condi-
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